Maxtor 1394 External 40 Gb Hard drive

Description: The easy way to add external storage by firewire (IEE1394) without a loss in speed of transfer. Available in sizes of ... more

Maxtor 1394 External 40 Gb Hard drive ... 40 or 80 Gb and can attach up to 63 other devices for unlimited expansion.

Newest Review: ... FUJITSU having even 80gb harddrive.Its big and ugly even though you may think nobody look through your computer parts but ... more

... wait till you see the lastest MAXTOR SLIMELINE! its half the thickness of a normal harddrive! Its the same price as a normal one but nicer! cool! When it comes to warranty.Trust me if the shop owner you bought from doesn't replace you. You are stuck with it cos if you log on their website you will notice that they only do exchange of spoit goods in Asian country there is no way of contacting them unless you want to make a longdistance call to them and spent money to ship them the 1 hardrive!! And wait for weeks for t...more

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Maxtor 1394 External 40 Gb Hard drive: IS it REALLY worth of your ££?? (230 words)
by - written on 21/09/01 (Useful, 1479 readings)
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Well first of alli like to tell everyone that my boyfriend runs a computer trade computer.Thus you can rest assured that everything i am about to tell you about the product is 100% true. Is MAXTOR'S 40gb that worth? Its not that fast considering SEAGATE and FUJITSU having even 80gb harddrive.Its big and ugly even though you may think nobody look through your computer parts but wait till you see the lastest MAXTOR SLIMELINE! its half the thickness of a normal harddrive! Its the same price as a normal one but nicer! cool! When it comes to warranty.Trust me if the shop owner you bought from doesn't replace you. You are stuck with it cos if you log on their ... Read the complete review

Big and hard (1355 words)
by - written on 18/09/01 (Very useful, 2095 readings)
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External storage --------------------- Well this purchase was only necessary due to my on going problems with my Dell laptop, as a means to back it up. As software gets more and more bloated and storage devices get bigger to keep up, 40 Gb doesn’t sound that big compared to a couple of years ago. Indeed with digital imaging and movie editing, size of files are increasing and a big hard disk is certainly desirable. Upgrading a hard disk is not easy in a desktop system but prices are very cheap. On a laptop this is even harder, on the dell it is quite easy though most only support one such device. External devices are much more expensive but much easier ... Read the complete review